Recaps for the week of June 2 - 6
Scott Clifton and Bob Barker as seen in “The Bold and the Beautiful”
The Bold and the Beautiful
Wyatt worries that his mother's actions will have consequences for him both in the bedroom and the boardroom. Quinn gets very defensive when accusations are hurled at her as Hope and Liam confront her over her affair with Bill. Relationships are severely tested as a family copes with uncertain news after an admission of guilt by a Spencer causes the downfall of one of the Forrester clan. Katie's hopes for the future are put on hold. A father and fiancé band together to join an urgent search. Months of simmering resentment between Wyatt and Liam come to a boil as the fight between the brothers takes a physical turn. Bill justifies his actions and decides to deceive the woman he loves one more time in order to get what he really wants. Quinn realizes she made a big mess out of Wyatt's life, and she desperately tries to clean it up.
Days of Our Lives
The truth about Nick's murder finally comes to light, and several Salem residents' lives are changed forever with the revelation. Nick's murderer prepares for life in prison, but has one last confession to make. Hope becomes extremely emotional and suffers a breakdown in Aiden's arms. Nicole's web of lies falls apart as Eric confronts her about her deception. An emotionally-charged Nicole makes a final plea to Eric and begs him for forgiveness. Jennifer considers the fallout of her decision, while Marlena learns a shocking secret about a family member. Feeling protective over Rafe, Sami tears into a stunned Jordan. Ben worries when Paige seems to recognize him. Brady reaches the breaking point when John tries to come between him and Theresa. Theresa has a front row seat as the fight between Brady and John spins wildly out of control.
General Hospital
Sam and Silas find a new level of intimacy with one another, but later Sam struggles with anxieties about Silas. Alexis has some news to share about Ric with Molly. Sonny takes charge over Ava after he insists that she prove her declaration. Danny's birthday party is hit with one surprise after another. Meanwhile, Carly and Morgan are hit with some unbelievable information. Sonny pleads with Morgan to forgive him, while Carly and Ava butt heads. Nathan shares a close moment with Maxie after he goes with her to the meeting with the judge. Tensions rise between Levi and Mac.
The Young and the Restless
Sharon tries to get closer to the truth about her secret when she shares with Dr. Mead the new developments related to her traffic ticket. Avery tries to warn Summer to steer clear of Austin, but Summer runs off with him and things heat up between the two of them. Billy asks Kevin to investigate Stitch's past, while Stitch decides it's time to tell Victoria the truth about his history. Meanwhile, Victoria thanks Chelsea for keeping her pregnancy a secret and urges her to stay away from Billy. Tyler quickly deletes a text message from Mariah and tries to win back Abby's heart with a kiss. Jill and Colin search for information on Katherine's necklace, but complications arise. Lily tells Hilary that she would walk away from Neil if she really cared about him, but Hilary refuses to listen. Victor is cornered by a reporter at the Athletic Club, and Nikki shows concern for him. Later, Victor asks Nikki to move back to the ranch after the two find themselves locked in a passionate kiss.
Crossbones, on NBC
Oscar nominee John Malkovich stars as the legendary pirate Blackbeard in this new episode. When Tom Lowe (Richard Coyle) finds the infamous Blackbeard, he may be in way over his head. Tracy Ifeachor, Yasmine Al Massri and David Hoflin also star.
Q: I've been watching reruns of "The Office" and just saw the episode where they're interviewing new managers. Who were all the guest stars doing cameos? I feel like I recognized most of them, but not all.
If you're one of the people who blinks more than once in a half hour, there's a good chance you missed a celebrity cameo in "Search Committee," the hour-long finale of the seventh season of "The Office."
Jimmy Kimmel Live: Game Night, on ABC
Kimmel celebrates the NBA finals with this half-hour special leading up to the big game. The intrepid host welcomes famous figures in this special edition of his talk show, which will also feature signature sketches and comedy bits.
On center stage: Hugh Jackman to host 2014 Tony Awards
Hugh Jackman hosts “The 68th Annual Tony Awards”
Honoring the best in theater with musical performances and celebrity presenters, the Tony Awards marks one of Broadway's biggest nights each year. Join Emmy and Tony Award-winning actor Hugh Jackman from Radio City Music Hall in New York City as he hosts "The 68th Annual Tony Awards," airing Sunday, June 8, on CBS.
Q: Did Gene Simmons really have a cartoon about his family?
There seems to be no end to the KISS member's self-promotion efforts, and yes, a cartoon based on his family is one of them.
"My Dad the Rock Star" was actually based on a book of the same name (subtitled "Rebel without a Nose Ring") that he released in 2001, with the help of author Liam O'Donnell and illustrator Guy Vasilovich.
He co-produced and co-wrote the TV adaptation of it two years later.
So You Think You Can Dance, on Fox
The judges are on the lookout once more for America's most incredible dancer in this new episode. Nigel Lythgoe and Mary Murphy are back to judge the hopefuls and Cat Deeley hosts once more. Don't miss this spectacular auditions episode.
Extreme Weight Loss, on ABC
Meet Katie and Josh, two of the newest contestants featured in this new episode of season 4. People struggling with obesity vie for the grand prize as they undergo an extreme body makeover. The lives of all contestants are changed, even those who don't make it to the end.
Longmire, on A&E
In this season premiere, Sheriff Walt Longmire (Robert Taylor) deals with the fallout of Branch's (Bailey Chase) shooting and Henry's (Lou Diamond Phillips) arrest. When Branch insists that his assailant was a dead person, the hunt gets complicated.
Q: Why do we never have the opportunity to see reruns of the old TV series "The Prisoner," with Patrick McGoohan? It seems every other old show is rerun except that one.
"The Prisoner" is considered one of the most significant sci-fi TV shows in the history of the genre, and what's amazing is that it had such a lasting impact with just 17 episodes. Unfortunately, that's also why we don't see it very often anymore.
You're right in saying that a number of less popular shows air frequently in repeats, while this landmark series does not.